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Tex. Const. art. V

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1Judicial Power Vested in Courts; Legislative Power Regarding Courts 1-aRetirement, Compensation, Discipline, and Removal of Justices and Judges; State Commission on Judicial Conduct 2Supreme Court; Justices 3Jurisdiction of Supreme Court 3-bDirect Appeal from Order Granting or Denying Injunction 3-cQuestions of State Law Certified from Federal Appellate Court 4Court of Criminal Appeals; Judges 5Jurisdiction of Court of Criminal Appeals 5aClerks of Appellate Courts 5bSupreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals: Location and Term 6Courts of Appeals; Justices; Jurisdiction 7Judicial Districts; District Judges; Terms or Sessions; Absence, Disability, or Disqualification of District Judge 7aJudicial Districts Board; Reapportionment of Judicial Districts 8Jurisdiction of District Courts 9Clerk of District Court 10Trial by Jury in Civil Cases 11Disqualification of Judges; Exchange of Districts; Holding Court for Other Judges 12Judges to Be Conservators of the Peace; Indictments and Information 13Grand and Petit Juries in District Courts: Composition and Verdict 14Juror Qualifications 15County Court; County Judge 16County Courts: Jurisdiction; County Judge Powers; Disqualification of County Judge 17County Court: Terms, Prosecutions, and Juries 18Division of Counties into Precincts; Justices of the Peace and Constables; County Commissioners and County Commissioners Court 19Jurisdiction of Justice of the Peace Courts; Ex Officio Notaries Public 20County Clerk 21County Attorneys; District Attorneys 23Sheriffs 24Removal of County Officers 26Appeal by State in Criminal Cases 28Vacancy in Judicial Office 29County Courts: Terms of Court; Probate Business 30Term of Office of Judges of County-wide Courts and of Criminal District Attorneys 31Court Administration and Rule-making Authority 32Legal Challenges to Constitutionality of State Statutes